Automatic Text Summarization for Urdu Roman Language by Using Fuzzy Logic
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In the new era of technology, there is the redundancy of information in the internet world, which gives a hard time for users to contain the willed outcome it, to crack this hardship we need an automated process that riddle and search the obtained facts. Text summarization is one of the normal methods to solve problems. The target of the single document epitome is to raise the possibilities of data. we have worked mostly on extractive stationed text summarization. Sentence scoring is the method usually used for extractive text summarization. In this paper, we built an Urdu Roman Language Dataset which has thirty thousand articles. We follow the Fuzzy good judgment technique to clear up the hassle of text summarization. The fuzzy logic approach model delivers Fuzzy rules which have uncertain property weight and produce an acceptable outline. Our approach is to use Cosine similarity with Fuzzy logic to suppress the extra data from the summary to boost the proposed work. We used the standard Testing Method for Fuzzy Logic Urdu Roman Text Summarization and then compared our Machine-generated summary with the help of ROUGE and BLEU Score Method. The result shows that the Fuzzy Logic approach is better than the preceding avenue by a meaningful edge.
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